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Green rectangular DDR3 memory module with gold edge connectors and black memory chips

SAMSUNG

SAMSUNG 4GB DDR3 1600MHz M378B5173EB0-CK0 12800 Non-ECC desktop RAM

SKU CH-M7KH-PNGVV

4GB DDR3 desktop memory module running at 1600MHz with PC3-12800 bandwidth

  • 4 GB capacity for smooth multitasking
  • DDR3 1600 MHz speed for responsive performance
  • PC3-12800 rating for reliable data throughput
  • Non-ECC unbuffered design for standard desktop use

4GB DDR3 desktop module

This Samsung module provides 4GB of DDR3 memory rated at 1600MHz with a PC3-12800 bandwidth rating. It is a non-ECC unbuffered DIMM intended for standard desktop motherboards that support DDR3. The M378B5173EB0-CK0 part number identifies this specific 4Gb density configuration.

Capacity and headroom

Four gigabytes suits basic office work, web browsing and light multitasking on older DDR3 platforms. Memory-intensive tasks such as modern gaming, video editing or running multiple virtual machines will exceed this capacity. Systems limited to a single DIMM slot cannot expand beyond this module without replacement.

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Price $17.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will this 1600MHz DDR3 module run alongside my existing DDR3 sticks?

It operates at 1600MHz with PC3-12800 bandwidth. Most boards clock all installed modules to the speed of the slowest stick, so mixed speeds will run at the lower frequency.

How can I verify the module is detected at 1600MHz after installation?

Check the memory speed reported in BIOS or UEFI, or use a tool such as CPU-Z on Windows to confirm the module shows 1600MHz and PC3-12800 timings.

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